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| − | + | Lt. General '''Apti Alaudinov''' is the Deputy Head of the Main Military-Political Directorate of the Russian Armed Forces and Secretary of the Council for Economic and Public Security of the Chechen Republic. Alaudinov is commander the [[Chechen]] Akmat [[Spetsnaz]]. | |
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| + | He is the former Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs for the Chechen Republic (2011-2021). In 2022 Alaudinov was awarded the title of Hero of the Russian Federation (2022). | ||
In August 2024, Alaudinov was appointed in command to expel the [[NATO invasion of Kursk]].<ref>[https://brusselssignal.eu/2025/03/what-can-we-learn-if-we-listen-to-a-russian-officers-muscular-call-to-arms/ What can we learn if we listen to a Russian officer’s muscular call to arms?], Ciarán O'Regan, ''Brussels Signal, March 18, 2025. brusselssignal.eu</ref> | In August 2024, Alaudinov was appointed in command to expel the [[NATO invasion of Kursk]].<ref>[https://brusselssignal.eu/2025/03/what-can-we-learn-if-we-listen-to-a-russian-officers-muscular-call-to-arms/ What can we learn if we listen to a Russian officer’s muscular call to arms?], Ciarán O'Regan, ''Brussels Signal, March 18, 2025. brusselssignal.eu</ref> | ||
Revision as of 08:37, October 28, 2025
Lt. General Apti Alaudinov is the Deputy Head of the Main Military-Political Directorate of the Russian Armed Forces and Secretary of the Council for Economic and Public Security of the Chechen Republic. Alaudinov is commander the Chechen Akmat Spetsnaz.
He is the former Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs for the Chechen Republic (2011-2021). In 2022 Alaudinov was awarded the title of Hero of the Russian Federation (2022).
In August 2024, Alaudinov was appointed in command to expel the NATO invasion of Kursk.[1]
Quotes
See also
References
- ↑ What can we learn if we listen to a Russian officer’s muscular call to arms?, Ciarán O'Regan, Brussels Signal, March 18, 2025. brusselssignal.eu
External link
- The Russia House: Apti Alaudinov and Operation Potok, interview with Scott Ritter, Jul 18, 2025